Georgia

ტექნიკური რეგლამენტის − „ადრეული და სკოლამდელი აღზრდისა და განათლების დაწესებულებებში კვების ორგანიზებისა და რაციონის კვებითი ღირებულების ნორმების“ დამტკიცების შესახებ

The purpose of the technical regulations is to establish the rules and principles of the organization of food, as well as the nutritional value of rations for early and preschool education institutions, to ensure optimal growth and development of children, and to prevent chronic diseases associated with nutritional deficiency, obesity and nutrition. Adopted by the Prime Minister from October 2017. (Available only in Georgian language)

NCD Country Profiles 2018 (Obesity Targets)

The profiles also provide data on the key metabolic risk factors, namely raised blood pressure, raised blood glucose and obesity and National Targets on Obesity (as of 2017)

დადგენილება №262 სურსათში ტრანსცხიმის ნორმის განსაზღვრის შესახებ

Measures to limit or virtually eliminate industrially-produced trans fatty acids in food intended for the final consumer and/or for supply to retail. Adopted by the Prime Minister from June 2016. (Available only in Georgian language)

დადგენილება №301 ტექნიკური რეგლამენტის - მომხმარებლისათვის სურსათის შესახებ ინფორმაციის მიწოდების თაობაზე დამტკიცების შესახებ

Mandatory national labelling guidelines for pre-packaged food approved by the Prime Minister and adopted from July 2016. (Available in Georgian, English and Russian languages)

Food security, healthy eating & physical activity national policy

The goal of this national policy is to promote health and reduce burden of diseases related to food and nutrition.

Healthy Eating the main Key to Health

GNPR 2016-17 (q7) Breastfeeeding promotion and/or counselling

WHO Global Nutrition Policy Review 2016-2017 reported the evidence of breastfeeding promotion and/or counselling (q7)

Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes: National Implementation of the International Code Status Report 2016 (Promotion of Breastfeeding)

The 2016 report provides information on the status of implementing the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes and subsequent relevant World Health Assembly resolutions (“the Code”) in and by countries. The report also identifies in which countries they actively promote the benefits of breastfeeding.